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By Adrianna Ruffo l Published Oct. 21, 2016 October has arrived and so have Halloween-themed festivities at Liberty Hall Museum, which will host special events throughout the month. On Wednesday, Oct. 12th, the museum will host the first of these events; a monthly afternoon tea from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Halloween Afternoon Tea, which requires a reservation before attending, […]
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By Jasmin Kee l Published Oct. 21, 2016 Ursino, the high-end, farm-to-table restaurant in the STEM building that closed last year, has reopened this semester under a new name, Enoteca Ursino, with an interesting, but expensive new menu. Like the old Ursino, the menu remains pricey, at least for students. But a bonus is that the restaurant serves liquor even […]
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By Elijah Tarik Powell | Published Oct. 18, 2016 College Hour is a series of interviews accompanied by videotaped conversations and performances focusing on college artists who operate on campus. This episode’s featured musician is Alec Daily, known by his fans as Arte Magnus, or AM-95. Living at Kean University, Magnus produces and records his own music and is currently […]
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By Joshua Rosario | Published Oct. 15, 2016 Broadway star Patti LuPone performed with a group of Kean students for the opening night of Kean Stage in Enlow Hall on Sept. 17. LuPone is a two-time Tony award winner, two-time Grammy winner and has starred in Broadway shows, including “Gypsy” and “Evita.” She performed the second act of her show […]
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By: T. Celeste Mann | Published Oct. 2, 2016 Shawn Lawson Jr., a senior studying psychology at Kean University, made up his mind that he had something to say. “Poetry can save lives,” said Lawson, president and founder of The Poetry Club on campus. “There needs to be a place where people can express themselves. A place where people can […]
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By Emily Gonzalez l Sept. 25, 2016 The new 114,700 square foot North Avenue Academic Building will house the health and computer science programs and the bakery franchise chain Au Bon Pain. Overlooking Phil Rizzuto Park on the corner of Morris and North avenues, it is home to a 500-seat auditorium and an interactive iTouch wall. Follow The Tower […]
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By Adrianna Ruffo l Sept. 25, 2016 Throughout the past year, Kean University had been planning a few pleasant surprises for students once the new semester arrived. On Sept. 1, students were introduced to a number of new eateries this semester: Auntie Anne’s, a famous pretzel chain, Outtakes, the newly renovated convenience store and Smashburger, a Denver-based fast-food burger chain. […]
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By Jasmin Kee l Sept. 25, 2016 Pokémon fans at Kean University are excited about the latest game in the Pokémon game franchise that is called Pokémon Go. The game was released on July 6, 2016 and it is a free augmented reality cellphone app that uses each players’ GPS and camera to place Pokemon, gyms and PokeStops throughout the […]
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By Joshua Rosario | Sept. 25, 2016 HurtJohn, an art movement comprised of over 300 artists, dancers, designers, painters, rappers, poets, actors, and songwriters, collaborated with Kean University’s Human Rights Institute and Dryfoos Gallery, to create an exhibit entitled “Movement,” which captures what the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement has been trying to spotlight throughout its rise in […]
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By Chiemela Igbokwe | Published April 30, 2016 Cuteness abounded at Kean’s Child Care Center yesterday as parents and children shared their backgrounds for the Country and Culture Showcase. The Child Care Center, located across from Harwood Arena, was created in the 1970s to provide services for children of Kean students and faculty, but today the center is open to the public too. Children […]
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